A Taste Of China

Wander the ramparts of the Great Wall of China

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In September 2013 this tour will become 'Highlights of China'

Iconic images of China, the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Summer Palace and Terracotta Warriors are complemented by the futuristic city of Shanghai and the beguiling natural beauty that envelops Guilin. After your tour finishes choose to extend your stay in the buzzing metropolis of Hong Kong.

Accommodation on tour

Four or Five Star accommodation as detailed.

Meals on tour

Prices include breakfast throughout; lunch on Days 2, 3, 5 and 7; and dinner on Days 1, 4, 6 and 9. Breakfast is included in Sanya and Tibet. There will be a wide local choice of great value restaurants serving a variety of cuisines so you can dine with flexibility.

Tour Guide

This tour is accompanied by an English-speaking local guide. Extensions are not escorted but assistance will be available locally.

Private Touring

You can also upgrade to a private tour (with local guide only) with the same itinerary departing on the day of your choice at a supplement. Please contact us for further details.

Tailor made
Don't forget you can tailor make your own Kuoni holiday.

Good to know

•   Maximum 18 passengers.
•   This tour is subject to a minimum number of passengers (please call for further information).
•   Where suitable, we have arranged a selection of optional experiences throughout your tour to provide additional sightseeing and enhance your insight into the local culture.
•   All optional experiences are available and payable locally through your local guide.
•   Please be aware this comprehensive tour involves a number of early starts, considerable travel and changes in food, climate and altitude.
•   Children under the age of 16 are not permitted unless travelling on a private tour.
•   Due to the number of steps in and around the main attractions, this tour is not suitable for those with walking difficulties.
•   Local conditions may necessitate slight variations to the timings of tour itineraries.
•   Vegetarian diets cannot be adequately provided throughout China.
•   China celebrates The National Week Holiday, beginning on National Day (01 Oct), with domestic travel increasing dramatically and transport availability limited. Many markets, shops and restaurants close although hotels remain open.

Tour Dates:

2013
•   Mar 16
•   Apr 13, 27
•   May 11
•   Jun 08
•   Jul 27
•   Aug 10, 31
•   Sep 14*

In September 2013 this tour will become 'Highlights of China'